New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONlCLED AND CRITICISED BY MR.
EDMUND YATES
GLORIOUS COwEs NEW STYLES OF DRESS
INyEsIITURE-THg CROWN PRINcE-D INGs OF
r. H-MR BRIGHT AS SPOKESMAN
GREENWICH DISNER-GR AT FOLK AT
THE WILD wEsT-"TRUE LOVE-
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ecStacies over the yachts the company the gowns
and the junketinrs Her Majestys VISIT on Neuhes-
day gave the meeting Just the eclat needed. Accom-
notation Of the humblest Kind was from the first at
premium Everybody concerned is delighted lon
Admiral and Commodore II. r. II. downward Mad
anne do Fable, who flies tiumpbanty the Dahsn
ensign e. Cha2a r.. enterta mel Ihelr traces Vi
Abercoru and a few Of her humber friends Lor'
Reel oke and Lord and Lady Castierosse "eIo y"
board the Waterwitch Mr. and Mrs. StOhoi' 'ilo
latter in tho tasteful costume 7uratcd at Good
wood were guests of Sir Allan Young on the s'eHa'
Lord and Lady Spencer were with LORD "oNei'on or
tho Palatne Lord Scarborough was with Loro anu
Lady Galway. ,.
The scene on shore was possibly more Interesting
than the racing at sea, Sir George Arthur III "o"
drous ramert Of white Tointed out al the eeebnues
and notoretes TO Mrs and Miss Bonynse, oi America"
The touching picture of cOnjugl tenderness llc"n'o
by tho Princess Louise driving her husband IN he'
trap through tho streets was unluckhy iuuoy n'oi
rpted by an untoward collision with whcIparro"'
LADY Randolph Churchill with her children and sister,
Mrs Leslie never tired of looking out for Lold Ian
dolph's ever-expected arrival. Lord ormoi'e iel'
Cowes on receiving news OF lord Clermonts "a'"
LADY Vaudeville Lord Dunraven and Lady Kaye pre-
ferred the shore TO the sea-
II. II. HIS NEW WRINKLE.
Nv friend Bras de Fer is much exercised by ule
anr,arance Of the Prince Of Wales at Gocdwooi in n
not hat and county snit, and have seen unhnd
references TO the subject clsewhere. But am n"'
disposed TO agrre with them. Inleed. tLihS us
Eoya aghncss showed good sensf and COOL aSte III
escap,ac as much ~ lcssi'lc fr'n the tyranny OF
stoycppe Rat and f.ock coat more especially IN the
abnormal heat As to taste, nothing can be WOI'c
form than tor man e be seen IN IN" country III
London clothes. Surely the Sussex Downs my pe
considered country. ! could never Understand why
bond Street costumes for men were considered dc IT.
gueur at Sandown and Ascot No man won d thinN OF
appearing on the River or even at Windsor IN sh
hat and frocb coat. and Windsor is less distance
from town than either OF the laces namcd'
A small approach toward the adoption OF sensi' le
dress WA made tlns season by the introduction OF
white ducls but II IT, II. H. would earn the gratitude
~ thousands hc would In future summer seasons Jet
himself he seen IN the Park in linen or jean suits
But the fashion must have the Princes SANCTION OF
its comfort will be undppIecia ed and VIII not Do
followed
CLOSING COURT FUNCTIONS.
The Court functions of the season terminated with
the investiturc OF last week. which the queen Was
with difficulty induced 70 holt
UNsER FRITZ GETTING WELL
The Crown Prince Of Germany Is making mo'V
satisfactory progress toward recovery, but hhuihg
the air of COwcs moi sufficiently bIacng VIII by the
advice of his ply stefan spend the next two or tree
weeks NJ Eraemar Dr. Mark Howell surgeon TO the
Throat Hospital Will accompany His imperial High
ness in order to carry out the fur'ncr treatment
which Iq. Morrcn Mackenzie has recommended
Tho Crown Princess and her daughters remain 40
Cowes
THE BUSY HEIR-APPARENT.
The Prince of wales viii be in London on Friday to
bid good-by to Prince George and to preside at the
last meeting of tie Elsie ldfod saturday evening
he will be present at the premiere OF Mrs Potier's
new play now finally chrstened "True Love" On
sunday be sets ont for Hombmg o.,
JOHN BRIGHT Going A-pIsHING.
Mr. Drighr, who was staying last week at street.
near Glastonbury, on visit TO his soninIaw' Mr.
Clark is going shortly to Scotland to visit Sir James
Card at Casseneary, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and ono or
two friends In Perthshirc. Mr.. Bright intends to
have some salmon fishing In the Tsy, probably at
statlcy.
THE LORDS At GREENWICH
1t IS an old annual custom of the members Of the
House Of Lords to dine at Greenwich. and this year
the dinner takes place at the Trafalgar next sat
uTdsy.
EMPRESS AND COWBOYS.
On Wednesday ale ex-Empre-s Eugcnle paid
prolonged visit to the American Exhibition. Ovid
ing her time impartlally between the Wild West the
gardens and the art galleries.
While Count GIeichcn was entertaining his friends
in the Jefferson saioon Friday evening Lord
Jersey generously dlncd some 900 Arethusa sailor
lads IN the Washington. Lord Jersey never does
ANYTHING By halves. A substantial ten follower
Buffalo BIlls show and countless pnsrimages on
the popular switch-bach
MRS POTTER HARD All WORK
@Clvn War" cano to end at the Gaiety Thea
to nightly roIcaISais Of True Love" Mrs. James
Brown Potter, whose courage and energy are phe-
nomenal, works several hours every day under the
guidance Of Mr.. Charles Warner.
HEAVY BETTING on THE TURF.
1t may astonlsh those who remember The plnnging
DAYS Of the Hastings to hear that betting ON the
turf has been heavier during the present season
than at any period. IL Is far less dhcult
task to furetc the Inevitable result Of such dealings
than to predict the winner Of the approaching 81
Leger The career of sensational starting price
spcculator thought nothing of having 10000
on a supposed certainty, was cut short at Ascot,
where another bold dasher lost 4l5.GOO' ard set
tied with a check for that amount the following
Monday, but has since retired. Far more sensa-
tonal has been the betting Of another young punger
During the past fortnight at GOodwood he lost
SIS, 900 ra ing and the same amount at Brighton
at plgeon-shooting Saturday. his chief creditor
for s6,0CO-at the latter game being a notorious
member Of the boosmaking fraternity, who did not
possess SO many shings few years ago. ON the
first day OF the Brighton meeting when every hrst
favorte lost, the rlunger had bad day but he won
&I5,GOO Wednesday. These few truthful uin'-
traions will sufficiently bear out my statement re-
spectlng the unparalleled character Of wagering al
the present moment Nor must mention be omitted
of another re, ent aIistocrauc recruit who besides
pure asing largely thoroughbred stock, Is very
heavy better.
DEMAND FOR SPORTING GROUNDS.
The sta ement that unusual number OF Scotch
deerforests and grouse moors are unlet this season
is Incorrect Most Of the best shootings have FOUND
tenants. Nor has there been any marked faii IN
rents. Prospects for sport are better than "iey
have been In many years past The weather mas
been most favorable. there has been no grouse
disease north Of the Forth birds are abundant anu
In splendid condition, while deer are also very ior
ward Grouse Will require good shooting. as they
are very strong the wing already and very wild
THE LAW OF LIBEL
Sir AIgernon Borthwiok's bill to amend the law OF
libel does him credit the most practical attempt TO
deaI with thIs didicuIt subject that has yet been